BPI

Come visit us at booth #408 at AAM and I’ll tell you all about my rescue pup. His name is Chance — as in “Second Chance.”
Recently, BPI was working with the wonderful team at on a fun multi-screen visitor center experience for the Auburn-Opelika Visitor Center. One of the storylines followed a family and their golden retriever through local events, festivals, and community moments around the area.
While we were filming at a fall festival, there happened to be a dog adoption event going on nearby. And, well… you can probably guess what happened next. That’s how Chance came home with me.
We filmed a lot of fascinating local stories on that project, working with great regional talent and capturing the warmth of a place that clearly loves its community. At BPI, we get to tell stories for a living — stories about places, people, history, science, culture, and connection.
Every now and then, one of those stories gives something back . . .this one gave me Chance.
See you all at in Philadelphia. Stop by booth #408 and say hello.

In celebration of Indigenous Peoples’ Day, BPI honors and respects the contributions, innovations, and contemporary viewpoints of Indigenous people past and present. BPI is proud of our work amplifying Indigenous voices, collaborating to help tell stories that deserve to be heard and acknowledged.

If you haven’t met the BPI team yet, we will be “Moving Forward, Standing Strong” at ATALM2025, the International Conference of Indigenous Archives, Libraries, and Museums in Cherokee, NC, October 8thand 9th.
We have been creating unforgettable media experiences for tribal museums, visitor centers, and Indigenous exhibitions for over 30 years.
We’d love to meet you and show how our creative media and immersive technologies can help you attract and engage more visitors. Stop by booth 40 to say hello to Bob and Candy and imagine the possibilities!